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💸 Adaptation Gap Report 2025: Running on Empty — The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) issues a stark warning that the global climate adaptation finance gap is widening fast, leaving developing nations increasingly vulnerable 🌪️. Current international public finance flows for adaptation are only US$26 billion (2023), far below the US$300 billion by 2035 target under the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG).

Despite progress in adaptation planning, resilience strategies, and policy frameworks, the world remains “off track” to meet the Glasgow Climate Pact commitment to double adaptation finance by 2025. The report stresses that adaptation needs are 12–14 times higher than current funding levels 🌏.

To close this gap, UNEP urges urgent scaling up of both public and private finance, especially through grants, concessional lending, and innovative financing tools, avoiding unsustainable debt for climate-vulnerable economies 🌱. The Baku to Belém Roadmap to 1.3T underscores that adaptation is not charity—it’s global risk management.

For students, policymakers, and exam aspirants (UPSC, RBI, NABARD, SEBI, etc.), this report provides vital insights into climate finance, global governance, and sustainable development economics 🌿📈.




Adaptation Gap Report 2025

UNEP Climate Finance 2025

UN Adaptation Finance Gap

Climate Adaptation Funding Crisis

Glasgow Climate Pact goals

New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) 2035

Baku to Belém Roadmap to 1.3T

Developing countries climate finance

Climate resilience and adaptation policy

Global adaptation needs vs. finance flows

UNEP climate adaptation progress

Climate debt and concessional funding

Exam-relevant climate reports 2025




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